Counseling, Educational & Developmental Psychology

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    • School Psychology (EdS)

    • Child Development/Elementary Major (BAE)

    • Applied Developmental Psychology Major (BS)

    • Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology Minor

    • Applied Psychology: Mental Health Counseling Emphasis (MS)

    • Applied Psychology: School Counseling Emphasis (MS)

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Degree Options

• School Psychology (EdS)

  (Joint Program between the departments of Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology and Psychology) This program is a fully-accredited National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) program. We adhere to a scientist-practitioner model that prepares students for practice as a school psychologist.

• Child Development/Elementary Major (BAE)

  The Bachelor of Arts in Education for Child Development/Elementary prepares teachers for preschool, kindergarten and the elementary grades. Program focus is on developmental processes and principles, applied to preschool and elementary school-aged children. This major does not meet a state of Washington endorsement.

• Applied Developmental Psychology Major (BS)

  The Bachelor of Science in Applied Developmental Psychology prepares students for entry-level work and graduate study in a variety of developmental and human service careers. The program covers basic areas of human developmental psychology across the life span with a special focus on processes and principles of developmental change. Elective packages may be chosen to focus preparation toward attainment of individual student objectives such as child development interventions, pre-counseling, graduate study and others.

• Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology Minor

  Choice of 15 upper-division credits in Counseling, Educational and Developmental Psychology, in consultation with an advisor. (CEDP 302 cannot be included.)

• Applied Psychology: Mental Health Counseling Emphasis (MS)

  The Master of Science in Applied Psychology: Mental Health Counseling emphasis is designed for students wishing preparation as counselors or therapists in settings such as: mental health centers, hospitals, residential treatment centers, employment services and vocational rehabilitation services. Mental health counselors are also frequently found in the juvenile correction facilities, community colleges, pastoral services and business and industry.

• Applied Psychology: School Counseling Emphasis (MS)

  The Master of Science in Applied Psychology: School Counseling emphasis is designed for students wishing preparation as counselors in school settings, primarily public schools.